Reach Mentoring charity invitation to official launch evening in Magherafelt
Reach Mentoring, a local charity, in partnership with schools, journeys with young people for wide ranging reasons, including: self-worth, behavioural issues, anxiety, as well as various difficult life circumstances.
Big or small, long-term or short-term, Reach will provide a mentor to consistently sit alongside each young person on a weekly basis, in a safe and non-judgemental space. They are an early intervention service whose aim is to help young people unleash their potential.
Reach is about journeying alongside young people throughout life’s path and all of its twists and turns, highs and lows, the celebrations and disappointments it brings.
Until September 2025, Reach had been providing this support for 862 young people across 47 schools in six hub areas, including; Banbridge, Lurgan, Central Craigavon, Portadown, Armagh and Dungannon.
Thanks to three prominent local businessmen in Magherafelt, since September 2025, they now also support young people in Kilronan School, Magherafelt High, Sperrin Integrated, St Mary’s Grammar, St Pius X College and Rainey Endowed.
Reach Mentoring is holding an information gathering on Tuesday, January 27 in the town centre, at Cornerstone Coffee Co, Rainey Street, at 7pm. The event is open to the entire community.
You are warmly invited to come along to show your support and to enjoy a tea or coffee and a slice of something nice!
Those attending will also have an opportunity to learn about the impact of Reach Mentoring work with the young people in Magherafelt.
Book your space by emailing their community engagement and fundraising coordinator, Jane, at [email protected]